Somalis in Britain, could you

[Sir-Luggoyo]

tell me why after every word "yea" is added?

Not just Somali-British but British-British too. Is it like the "like" that American teenagers add after every word or it has more signifance

[LionHeart-112]

It's like when somali girls and gays add "nooh" at the end of every sentence..

aboowe ma i cuni kartaa nooh?

ma garatay walaal?

[hey-loser]

Bristish are fukkin ill mannered people I cant stand the Word Innet (is in it) or Lad (fella) they are rude ppl daad siida somaliida caay badaan did I mention British are Uglyyyyyyyyyy disgusting

[Say_what1]

Lol this is funny yeah, My cousin from america asked the same thing ,

I was trying to convince her that we don't say yeah after every sentance while I said yeah at least 3 times.

[San_dheer]

Nofink wrong with usin yea?

It is like used a lot yea, especially by teenagers yea. But not as much as “like” yea. It’s like they ain’t gotta like a fuck!n clue yea but don't judge init.

hey-loser, dats deep. You got issues man.

Say_what1

[LionHeart-112]

the English lack confidence. So in order to make sure you understand what they are selling you without revealing their insecurities, they add "yeah" at the end of every sentence and question.

simple.

[Xyaad]

Lionheart thats complete rubbish we all know the English language belongs to the UK and not America.

You Americans really butcher the English language with words like Dude and Like and Sweet!

[LaDy-Qac]

"Yea" is alright though. We also use "u get me" alot . I think we have got some ill slang over here in the UK. Just go to the UK forum to educate yourself about it

[Wise-Man]

Lugooyo, I don’t know about “yea” word but there is another word I have noticed it.. I mean everything they say, they have to put “IN IT” it really annoys me a lot.

[DamallaXagare]

Every English media be it BBC or any other use the Amereican English as their formal standard.



I agree Sir, "It is like" is so overused.

[TZ Somali]

Is my believe that "Yeah" is added to insuniate the flow and the structure of the conversation but these does not entail it aquire any conceivable significance but rather it provides an artificial motto most equate with younger generation..

[LilTrigger]

You dont hear us calling another male "Baby"

[Beenaale_No1]

[quote="LilTrigger"]You dont hear us calling another male "Baby" [/quote]

[BLUE RUSH]

[quote="LilTrigger"]You dont hear us calling another male "Baby" [/quote]


The middle east is n

Actually I’ve heard tim westwood call rappers ‘’baby’’
But then again he is confused.

Firstly i do say ‘’yea’’ in every sentence and ‘’init’’
One thing is that its reer London they copy black peoples language to much..
I mean are these even words that mean any thing
Choong
Penge
Marge
Wag1
On da leval
blud

[gurey25]

[quote="DamallaXagare"]Every English media be it BBC or any other use the Amereican English as their formal standard.



I agree Sir, "It is like" is so overused. [/quote]

American English ?????
you must be kidding.

What you here on the BBC is called recieved pronounciation,
very English, not a hint of americanism.

but i do admit that americanism has been creeping in, these days.

I think im the a good example of someone with a confused accent.

British primary school and high school, with british teachers,
most of my friends while growing up had american accents, and if you
add the 7 years in Australia, you will understand.